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CREOGs Over Coffee
CREOGs Over Coffee
300 episodes
A CREOG study podcast for the busy Ob/GYN resident! 10 minutes of knowledge for your drive into work or while you’re savoring that cup of Joe. Make sure to find us on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or Spotify as well!
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Episode 205: Telehealth for the Ob/Gyn
Happy Holidays! We hope you are taking a bit of a break from studying. But once you come back, join us for this episode on telehealth. Some of us have gotten very familiar with telehealth over the last few years…
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#MedEd: Applying into Urogynecology
Nick and Fei have Dr. Edward Kim back on the show to talk about how to apply to urogynecology. If you're interested in this fellowship, be sure to take a listen. Dr. Kim is a third year FPMRS fellow at the Hospital of…
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Episode 204: Surgical Series - McDonald Cerclage
We're trying something new out today with our surgical series! Fei and Nick walk you through the steps of a McDonald cerclage. Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook:…
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Episode 203: Update on Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
Nick and Fei update a previous podcast on gonorrhea and chlamydia. We review what they are and how to treat in both the nonpregnant and pregnant populations. Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee…
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Episode 202: Biostatistics Part III
Today, we review some statistics and discuss the ultimate question we always have as researchers: what statistical test should I use anyway? Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook:…
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Episode 201: Meditative Anatomic Vasculature of the Pelvis
Do you also want to pull out your hair when you learn about the pelvic vasculature? For this after Thanksgiving episode, we try to calm those feelings with a brief meditation while learning the pelvic blood vessels.…
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Episode 200: Prenatal Carrier Screening
We talked about prenatal genetic screening for aneuploidy, so here is the next episode about carrier screening! Fei and Nick explain some of the possibilities and pitfalls with expanded carrier screening Twitter:…
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Episode 199: Placental Pathology Part II
Special thanks to one of our listeners, Stephanie, who asked for this episode. We continue our journey into placental pathology: what can it be helpful with? When is placental path not helpful? Twitter:…
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Episode 198: The Placental Pathology Report Part I
Special thanks to one of our listeners, Stephanie, who asked for this episode. Today, Fei and Nick start off with the very basics of placental pathology: when should we send a placenta to path, and what are we looking…
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Episode 197: Scalpel Blades and Handles
It's Halloween, so we have a SPOOKY episode lined up, all about BLADES. What is the difference between a 10 and 11 blade? Why would you ever use a size 3 vs 3L handle? Fei and Nick explain on today's episode.…
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Episode 196: Popular Birthing Trends and How the Obstetrician Should Address Them
On today's episode, Fei and Nick address some popular (and sometimes controversial!) birthing trends in the United States. How do you talk to patients if the desire a lotus birth? Or vaginal seeding? Has anyone ever…
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Episode 195: Microscopic Hematuria
Fei and Nick discuss the work up and differential for microscopic hematuria. When exactly do you need to send someone for work up? Who is at risk for urologic malignancy? Listen to find out. Also, SMFM will be…
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Episode 194: Menstrual Suppression
Nick and Fei talk today about ways to suppress menstruation -- and the reasons behind this are many! Check out the new ACOG clinical practice guideline to read more as we review methods of menstrual suppression. Also,…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #6: Student Loans Update
There have been a lot of news coming from the government about student loans. Thankfully, we have Michael Foley back with us to review all of the news. Will you get your student loans forgiven? What kinds of loans…
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Episode 193: The APGAR Score
We can't believe we haven't covered this topic yet! Today, Nick and Fei discuss the components of the APGAR score and what the score can mean. Is a 1 minute APGAR score meaningful? What about the 10 minute APGAR?…
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Episode 192: Polyhydramnios
So you may have heard about oligohydramnios, but what about polyhydramnios? What is it? What causes it? And most importantly, what do we do about it? Fei and Nick go over some basic causes and management options for…
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Episode 191: Monkeypox in Pregnancy
Uh oh... are we in for another pandemic? Hopefully no, but as monkeypox has been on the rise in the United States, Fei and Nick review some recent literature and knowledge about the monkeypox virus. Twitter:…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #5: Debt
Mike Foley, CFP, CSLP is back to continue talking about our incredibly popular financial wellness series. Today, we talk all about debt: at some point, we all have some. Is it good or bad? Don't forget to check out…
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Episode 190: Telemedicine Abortion and Self-Managed Abortion
Today, Fei and Nick are joined by Dr. Sarah Gutman, an Assistant Professor of Ob/Gyn at the Hospital University of Pennsylvania. We review telemedicine abortion and self-managed abortion in 2022. Twitter:…
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Episode 189: The PROLONG Trial
We follow up the Meis study with the PROLONG study from 2019. Did it confirm the findings for Meis? Find out today! Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook: www.facebook.com/creogsovercoffee…
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Episode 188: The Meis Trial
What is the right answer about progesterone for preterm birth prevention? We discuss the Meis study from 2003 regarding IM progesterone. But of course, this is not the end! Join us next week when we follow up with…
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Episode 187: The CHOICE Study
What happens when you make birth control free and accessible for everyone? The authors of the CHOICE study ask this question. Come and listen to Nick and Fei discuss this important study in Ob/Gyn! Twitter:…
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#MedEd: Transition to Residency
Today we are joined by three special guests about an important topic: transitioning to residency. What are the important aspects for a smooth transition? Dr. Helen Kang Morgan is a Clinical Professor at the University…
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Espresso Episode 9: The Emergency Department Consult
Today, Fei and Nick discuss how to approach the emergency department consult. What information should you ask you ED colleagues? How do you know how quickly to go down to see the patient? Also a great episode for our…
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Episode 186: The CHAP Trial
Today, we're back with more important Ob/Gyn studies! Fittingly, we talk about CHAP -- what do we do about chronic hypertension in pregnancy? Should we have tight or loose control of blood pressure? Twitter:…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #5: What to Look for In a Financial Advisor
We welcome back Mike Foley, CFP, CSLP to continue our financial wellness series. Today, we talk all about financial advisors. It's likely that you may encounter a few especially when starting residency. How do you pick…
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Episode 185: The CHIPS Trial
Today, we're back with more important Ob/Gyn studies! Before CHAP, there was the CHIPS Trial. Fei and Nick review this practice changing study that came out in 2015. Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram:…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #4: Retirement and Investing
We welcome back Mike Foley, CFP, CSLP to continue our financial wellness series. Today, we talk all about retirement and investing. How much do we put into our retirement? What should we do to invest? Don't forget to…
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Episode 184: Exercise in Pregnancy
Thanks to a recent suggestion, Fei and Nick discuss exercise in pregnancy. Is exercise safe? What are the benefits and risks? We answer these questions this episode. Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram:…
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Episode 183: Perinatal Mental Health
Today, Fei and Nick are joined by special guests Dr. Tiffany Moore Simas and Dr. Nancy Byatt to discuss perinatal mental health. Tiffany A. Moore Simas is the Medical Director for Lifeline for Moms Program, the…
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Episode 182: Sickle Cell Disease with Dr. Abel
Nick and Fei interview Dr. Abel again about sickle cell disease. Dr. Abel is an Assistant Professor in Ob/Gyn at Oregon Health and Science University. Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook:…
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Episode 181: Electrosurgery with Dr. Frishman
Fei and Nick are joined today by former president of SRS and former president of AAGL, Dr. Gary Frishman. He also happened to be our previous residency program director! We review electrosurgery: what is monopolar vs.…
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Episode 180: Dermatoses of Pregnancy with Dr. Hanks
Nick and Fei are joined by Dr. Laura Hanks from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. She talks to us all about the dermatoses of pregnancy. Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook:…
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Episode 179: The ARRIVE Trial
Nick and Fei tackle the ARRIVE trial on today's episode. What were the exact findings of the study? Does this mean we should be inducing everyone at 39 weeks? (Spoilers: No!) Find out as we go through this study…
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Episode 178: The Twin Birth Study
Today, Nick and Fei look at the cousin of the Term Breech Trial with the Twin Birth Study! Can we deliver twins vaginally in a safe manner? A great study from the same collaborative that did the Twin Birth Study…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #3: Budgeting
We welcome back Mike Foley, CFP, CSLP to continue our financial wellness series. Today, we discuss budgeting! Mike talks to us about where to allocate our funds: what do we contribute to, what do we want to spend our…
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Episode 177: The CREST Study
Today, Fei and Nick dive back into studies that all Ob/Gyn residents should know. We cover an important paper from the CREST data -- what is the risk of sterilization failure from permanent sterilization? While this…
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#MedEd: Applying into PAGS
Today, Nick and Fei are joined once again by Aimee Morrison, an Ob/Gyn chief resident at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania who matched into PAGs. She discussed the process of becoming interested in the…
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Episode 176: The Term Breech Trial
Fei and Nick discuss a practice changing paper from 2000: The Term Breech Trial. What were the methods and findings? And what are some criticism? Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook:…
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Episode 175: Planned Home Birth
Fei and Nick discuss planned home births. These are becoming more popular in the United States. What is the data? Is a planned home birth safe? Who should have a planned home birth? We attempt to answer these questions…
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Episode 174: Mastitis
Fei and Nick discuss mastitis and the difficulties of breastfeeding. Interested in Rosh Review? Not only do we have the Rosh Review question of the week, but if you and 7 of your friends get together, you may qualify…
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Episode 173: Postpartum Care
We can't believe we haven't done this episode already! Regardless, Fei and Nick highlight some of the issues with postpartum care in the United States and outline, based on ACOG, what the ideal postpartum care could…
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Special Episode: Abortion Rights in the United States
On today's episode, in the aftermath of the leaked Supreme Court document, Fei and Nick talk about the current state of abortion in the United States and what it could possibly mean if Roe V. Wade is overturned.…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #2: Disability Insurance
We welcome back Mike Foley, CFP, CSLP to continue our financial wellness series. Let's talk about disability insurance? Should we get it? When do we get it? Don't forget to check out our Rosh Review question of the…
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Episode 172: Update to Pap Smears Part II
Today, we discuss what to do if your cytology comes back as a high grade lesion or something else -- What exactly is AIS, AGC, or AEC? And, the most frustrating thing: what do you do if you have an insufficient pap?…
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Episode 171: Update to Pap Smears Part I
What? There are more Pap Smear guidelines already? Yup! Nick and Fei explore some recent updates to Paps. If you're an MS4 who has matched into an Ob/Gyn residency in the United States, you are eligible to sign up…
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Episode 170: The ALPS Study
We are back with more journal club on the ALPS Study - why do we give late preterm steroids? Fei and Nick discuss this practice changing study that came out in 2016. If you're an MS4 who has matched into an Ob/Gyn…
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Episode 169: Hemoglobinopathies Part I - Thalassemias with Dr. David Abel
We are joined again by Dr. David Abel to talk about the first part of hemoglobinopathies: thalassemias. Dr. Abel is an assistant professor in the Division of Perinatology at Oregon Health and Science University.…
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Episode 168: Postpartum IUD Placement with Dr. Sarah Prager
Nick and Fei are joined by Dr. Sarah Prager from the University of Washington to talk about postpartum IUD placement. When should we do them? What about the expulsion rate? Dr. Prager answers all of our questions. Dr.…
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#Wellness - Financial Series #1: Student Loans
Today, Fei and Nick are joined by Mike Foley, CFP, CSLP to start our financial wellness series. First off the bat: student loans. What are they? How do we take care of them? More importantly, what's been going on…
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